'I'm super ambitious' - New Bayern Munich star labels himself a 'mentality monster' and refuses to 'hide' in star-filled dressing room with stars Harry Kane & Luis Diaz

Bischof made the move from Hoffenheim to Bayern Munich this summer, eager to test himself at Germany’s most decorated club. Speaking to Bayern’s magazine, he explained: "I spent a long time considering what the right step would be for me. I didn't just decide because we in my family are fans. I also listened carefully to Vincent Kompany, Max Eberl and Christoph Freund about what they planned for me and what they expected." 

The midfielder, who was once courted by Bayern at age 15 but felt it was "too early" to make a move, said he is a "mentality monster" and added: "The play around the box, the high pressing, all of that suits me very well."

Bischof immediately impressed with his self-confidence and competitive mindset. "I'm super ambitious, I want to win titles, I want to win every game, absolutely! And that's the identity of FC Bayern," he said. The young midfielder sees himself as a challenger within a star-studded squad, insisting, "You definitely can't hide, that starts in the locker room. In training, you have to have a message behind every pass. As soon as the boys realise you can kick, you'll grow into the team. Fortunately, that's how it was for me. I see myself in the role of challenger at Bayern. To show myself, I always try to give 100 percent." 

Bischof’s first start under Kompany came in Bayern’s 4-0 victory over Werder Bremen. Anchoring the midfield alongside Leon Goretzka and Joshua Kimmich, he quickly demonstrated maturity beyond his years. His standout moment came with a precise assist for Konrad Laimer’s 87th-minute strike, providing Bayern’s fourth goal. The performance silenced any doubts about his ability to step into the team and showcased his readiness to compete for a regular starting role, potentially challenging Goretzka and Aleksandar Pavlovic in the process.

The Bavarians travel to Cyprus to face Pafos in the Champions League. Bischof could be crucial as the German giants aim to maintain their dominance in Europe. With Harry Kane in sensational form, the midfield’s control will be vital. Bischof’s work rate, vision, and ability to link play may provide the balance needed for Kompany’s side to extend their winning streak and handle a disciplined Pafos team on their home turf.

The Bundesliga champions remain focused on both domestic and European campaigns, with Bayern’s perfect start this season, combined with Bischof’s emergence, ensures depth and versatility in midfield. Upcoming fixtures against Pafos in the Champions League, and crucial league matches, will test the youngster’s integration under pressure. If Bischof continues to deliver consistent performances, he could cement a long-term role in Kompany’s starting XI and become a key figure in Bayern’s pursuit of domestic and European success.